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» Ceramics Now Magazine launches Issue 2

Ceramics Now Magazine launches Issue 2

Ceramics Now has the pleasure to invite you to the launch of Ceramics Now Magazine - Issue 2, March 29, from 6 PM, at The Paintbrush Factory (First Floor), Cluj-Napoca, Romania.

Issue Two introduces the work of over 35 international artists, beginning with Ken Eastman, Kimberly Cook, Patricia Sannit, Marianne McGrath, Annie Woodford, Suzanne Stumpf or Ruth Power, and continuing with a special feature on Romanian ceramic artists, and a preview feature for Copenhagen Ceramics gallery. The issue also inaugurates the magazines’ new review category.

Ceramics Now’s goal is to make contemporary ceramics a more visible art field through editing publications and organizing exhibitions, workshops and lectures. The online platform and the magazine unites artists from different communities and facilitates idea exchange between them and the public.

The magazine is distributed in a network of libraries, galleries and institutions all over the world and can be bought online for $15. Ceramics Now is a non-profit organization created by a team of artists and students in Cluj-Napoca, Romania.

The Paintbrush Factory is a contemporary art space located at 59-61 Henri Barbusse street.

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  • Ryan Blackwell: Mother’s Bad Dreams, 2011, Ceramic, Human Teeth, Resin, Metal, Wood 3 x 7 x 6 in.

  • Month in Review: October 2012

    Month in Review on Ceramics Now Magazine: October 2012, Courtesy Tanoue Shinya

    Hello everyone and welcome to our Month in Review, a summary of the last month of activity on Ceramics Now. Subscribe to our monthly newsletter and follow us on Facebook and Twitter to receive the latest news.
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    This month’s featured interviews (view list):

    Patricia Sannit - Artist of the month
    Annie Woodford - Spotlight
    Kwok-Pong Bobby Tso - Spotlight
    Anti-Utopias / Sabin Borş - EXTRA!

    This month’s special feature (ongoing - interviews):

    Romanian Contemporary Ceramics
    Eugenia Pop - In memoriam
    Arina Ailincăi
    Marta Jakobovits
    Cristina Popescu Russu
    Bogdan Teodorescu

    This month’s featured exhibitions:

    Ceramics Now Exhibition 3rd / Galateea Gallery, Bucharest
    Francesca DiMattio / Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, London
    The Open West 2012 Award Winners exhibition / England
    Caroline Andrin & Francois Ruegg / Puls Ceramics, Brussels
    Melissa Stern: The Talking Cure / Smart Clothes, New York
    Anne Tophøj and Marianne Nielsen / Copenhagen Ceramics
    Cynthia Lahti exhibition / Zentrum für Keramik, Berlin
    Kim Simonsson / Galerie Favardin & de Verneuil, Paris
    Mark Goudy & Liza Riddle / SMAart Gallery, San Francisco
    When I Woke / Llantarnam Grange Arts Centre, Wales
    Three exhibitions at The Clay Studio, Philadelphia, PA
    German Op-Art Ceramics / University of Arizona Museum

    This month’s featured connections:

    Jannis Kounellis / Parasol unit foundation, London
    Olaf Breuning: Human Nature / Pippy Houldsworth Gallery
    Yin&Yang Parisienne Mix for Ceramics Now, October 2012
    The reopening of Fabrica de Pensule 2012 / Cluj-Napoca
    Carsten Nicolai - Unidisplay projection wall installation

    This month’s news on Ceramics Now:

    Published: Guideline for sponsorships and submissions

    Next month’s news:

    The launch of Ceramics Now Magazine - Issue Two

    For media partnerships or sponsorship please contact Vasi Hîrdo, Editor, at vasi@ceramicsnow.org
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  • Month in Review: September 2012

    Featured on Ceramics Now: Bertozzi & Casoni's Regeneration exhibition at All Visual Arts, London

    Hello everyone and welcome to our first Month in Review, a summary of the last month of activity on Ceramics Now. Subscribe to our monthly newsletter and follow us on Facebook and Twitter to receive the latest news.
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    This month’s featured artists (view list):

    Elizabeth Shriver (works)
    David Gallagher (works)
    Francesco Ardini (works)
    Ellen Schön (works)

    This month’s featured exhibitions:

    Ceramics Now Team Exhibition / Europe Gallery, Brasov
    Contemporary Ceramics / Stremmel Gallery, Reno, NV
    Ellen Schön: Vessel Variations (x3) / Vessels Gallery
    Fragile! In Transit / Traveling exhibition around Europe
    Scandinavian Design / Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
    Marek Cecuła: SEEDS / Glass and Ceramics, Wrocław
    Rosemarie Trockel: A Cosmos / NEW MUSEUM, New York
    Bharti Kher / Parasol unit foundation for contemporary art
    Ruth Duckworth exhibition / Erskine Hall & Coe, London
    Contemporary Clay Invitational / j fergeson gallery
    Arina Ailincăi: In-Scripted Body / Art on the Avenue
    Scandinavian Ceramics Conference 2012 / Hjørring
    Clémence van Lunen exhibition / Galerie NeC, Hong Kong
    MOUNTED / Red Lodge Clay Center, Red Lodge, Montana
    CONCEPTION - Part Two / Canvas Galleries, Belfast
    Aneta Regel Deleu / Puls Contemporary Ceramics
    Liliana Folta / Amazing Things Art Center, Framingham
    Reviving the light: Zsolnay Ceramic Design / ILIAD, NY
    Bertozzi & Casoni: Regeneration / All Visual Arts, London

    This month’s featured connections:

    Daehyun Kim Illustrations
    Mimicry Chairs by Japanese design studio Nendo
    Martin Creed on My Modern Metropolis
    Leslie David - Painting Please!
    Tim Hawkinson - Mobius Ship
    Robert Montgomery: Echoes of Voices in the High Towers
    James Hoff: I’m Already a Has-Been / VI, VII, Oslo
    Anna Von Mertens - Portraits

    This month’s news on Ceramics Now:

    New publishing schedule for print and digital
    New magazine shop - 10% Sale ends December 31, 2012
    We hit 25000 followers on Tumblr (27600 now)
    Published Calendar of Ceramic Art Competitions for 2013

    Next month’s news: Ceramics Now Exhibition - 3rd edition

    For media partnerships or sponsorship please contact Vasi Hîrdo, Editor, at vasi@ceramicsnow.org
    Submissions and general info: office@ceramicsnow.org

  • Jason Hackett: Horizon, 2012, Ceramic, gold leaf, 15” x 14” x 6”

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    Issue Two - Ceramics Now Magazine

    Ceramics Now Magazine’s Issue Two introduces the work of over 35 international artists, beginning with Ken Eastman, Kimberly Cook, Patricia Sannit, Marianne McGrath, Annie Woodford, Suzanne Stumpf or Ruth Power, and continuing with a special feature on Romanian ceramic artists, and a preview feature for Copenhagen Ceramics. The issue also inaugurates Ceramics Now’s new Review category.

    / Cover: Ken Eastman, Hold your own. Media: Stoneware with painted coloured slips and oxides. Dimensions: 14.9 x 13 x 21.3 inches / 38 x 33 x 54 cm.

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    Digital Issue Two - Ceramics Now Magazine

    Ceramics Now Magazine’s Issue Two introduces the work of over 35 international artists, beginning with Ken Eastman, Kimberly Cook, Patricia Sannit, Marianne McGrath, Annie Woodford, Suzanne Stumpf or Ruth Power, and continuing with a special feature on Romanian ceramic artists, and a preview feature for Copenhagen Ceramics. The issue also inaugurates Ceramics Now’s new Review category.

    / Digital Cover: Romana Cucu Mateiaş, Signs between Heaven and Earth. Media: Earthenware, Metalic oxides, 64.2 x 6.7 inches, 75.2 x 6.7 inches / 163 x 17 cm, 191 x 17 cm.

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    Ken Eastman, Brian Kakas, Patricia Sannit, Steve Belz, Kimberly Cook, Annie Woodford, Jenni Ward, Kwok-Pong Bobby Tso, Liliana Folta, Deborah Britt, Cindy Billingsley, Paula Bellacera, Teresa & Helena Jané, Virginie Besengez, Els Wenselaers, Walter B. Stephen (review by Jill Beute Koverman), Cybele Rowe and Lauren Ari (review by Daniel Fleischmann), Allison Luce (review by James Romaine), Tom Hubbard (review by Roxana Ciobanu), Ceramics Now Exhibition (review by Vasi Hîrdo), Max Cheprack, Suzanne Stumpf, Marianne McGrath, Kathy Pallie, Debra Fleury, Bente Skjøttgaard, Bodil Manz, Arina Ailincăi, Marta Jakobovits, Romana Cucu Mateiaş, Aniela Ovadiuc, Oriana Pelladi, Eugenia Pop, Cristina Popescu Russu, Simona Tănăsescu, Bogdan Teodorescu, Anti-Utopias / Sabin Borş.

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  • Steve Belz: Pulse, 2011, Ceramic, glaze, bronze and powder coating, 9H x 14W x 10D inches

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  • Annie Woodford: Splinter 1, detail, 2009

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